Crypto dan AI, Perlu Eksekutif Perempuan

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Ringkasan: Industri AI dan crypto memiliki kesamaan dalam membutuhkan eksekutif perempuan untuk menjembatani kesenjangan antara teknologi dan dunia luar. Di AI, kita melihat semakin banyak perempuan seperti CZ Chen (COO Manus, diakuisisi Meta), Yun Yeyi (COO MiniMax, valuasi miliaran), Daniela Amodei (Presiden Anthropic), dan lainnya yang memimpin operasi, komersialisasi, dan narasi produk. Fenomena serupa terjadi di crypto era 2017-2021 dengan figur seperti He Yi (CMO Binance) dan Cynthia Wu (COO Matrixport). Kehadiran mereka menandai transisi industri dari teknologi murni ke adopsi massal, karena membawa empati, kemampuan bercerita, dan kepekaan bisnis yang crucial untuk menghadapi publik dan regulator. Aliran talenta perempuan berkelas ini adalah indikator kematangan dan nilai industri – AI sedang mengalaminya, sementara crypto perlu belajar mempertahankan mereka yang bisa menjembatani dunia teknis dengan manusia biasa.

Penulis: Alice, Deep Tide TechFlow

Baru-baru ini, saya melihat fenomena menarik di kalangan AI: semakin banyak eksekutif perempuan yang mulai tampil di panggung utama.

Pada 30 Desember, Meta mengumumkan akan mengakuisisi Manus dengan harga tinggi 2 miliar dolar AS. COO Manus, CZ Chen, yang lahir tahun 1990-an, mulai dikenal publik. Lulusan S1 Universitas Keuangan dan Ekonomi Shanghai, master Universitas Columbia, mulai bekerja pada 2018, pernah bekerja di Vanke dan lembaga FA, dan pada 2024 melompat terakhir ke Manus, langsung mencapai kebebasan finansial.

Pada 9 Januari, dalam upacara pembukaan perdagangan saham MiniMax, berdiri di samping pendiri berusia 36 tahun, Yan Junjie, adalah seorang wanita kelahiran 1994, Yun Yeyi.

COO berusia 31 tahun ini sekarang memiliki kekayaan bersih mencapai 4,8 miliar dolar Hong Kong.

Apa latar belakang Yun Yeyi?

Teknik Elektro Universitas Johns Hopkins, minor ekonomi dan matematika; lulus pada 2017 langsung bergabung dengan SenseTime, dari Manajer Pendanaan menjadi asisten CEO Xu Li, lalu menjadi Direktur Departemen Bisnis Inovasi, mengalami langsung proses SenseTime dari unicorn hingga IPO di Hong Kong.

Pada 2022, Yan Junjie memutuskan keluar dari SenseTime dan mendirikan MiniMax, Yun Yeyi hampir tidak ragu dan langsung mengikutinya.

Nilai dirinya bukan hanya sekadar mengikuti.

Prospektus MiniMax menunjukkan bahwa Yun Yeyi hampir mengurus semua hal di perusahaan selain pengembangan teknologi: produk, komersialisasi, dewan direksi, operasi, manajemen... Gajinya adalah 1,479 juta dolar AS per tahun, lebih banyak dari semua direktur eksekutif lainnya digabungkan, jumlah ini sudah menjelaskan segalanya.

Bukan hanya di Tiongkok, melihat secara global di kalangan AI, kekuatan perempuan tidak boleh diremehkan.

Daniela Amodei, lulusan sastra Inggris, setelah berkarier di Stripe dan OpenAI, pada 2021 mendirikan Anthropic bersama kakaknya Dario, menjabat sebagai Presiden, fokus pada operasi sehari-hari dan komersialisasi, mendorong pemasaran produk Claude.

Lila Ibrahim, mantan eksekutif Intel, bergabung dengan DeepMind pada 2018 menjadi COO pertama, bertanggung jawab atas operasi sehari-hari, kemitraan, dampak sosial, urusan eksternal dan hubungan pemerintah.

Mira Murati, mantan CTO OpenAI keturunan Albania ini, pada usia 16 tahun mendapat beasiswa ke AS, dari tim Tesla Model X ke OpenAI, akhirnya keluar dan mendirikan Thinking Machines Lab, valuasi 9 miliar dolar AS...

Pemandangan ini terasa familiar.

2017-2021, era keemasan crypto penuh bintang, salah satu pemandangan indah adalah, CMO dan COO perempuan.

Yang paling dikenal tentu saja adalah Pendiri Bersama Binance dan CMO He Yi (sekarang sudah menjadi Co-CEO), dari Shanghai ke Tokyo, lalu dari Malta ke Paris lalu ke Dubai, setiap pergeseran strategis ada dirinya, membantu perusahaan menjadi bursa cryptocurrency terbesar di dunia.

Lisa Loud, dari insinyur Apple ke kepala pasar Kanada PayPal, 2017 pindah ke BitMEX menjadi CMO, setelah itu BitMEX pernah menjadi platform perdagangan derivatif crypto terbesar di dunia.

Cynthia Wu, COO Matrixport, mantan Wakil Presiden Pengembangan Produk Hong Kong Exchange, membawa pengalaman keuangan tradisional ke layanan keuangan crypto, membantu perusahaan menjadi platform layanan aset digital terbesar di Asia.

......

Dulu, crypto adalah fokus aset dunia, sorotan lampu tentu juga menyinari para eksekutif perempuan yang berdiri di tengah panggung ini.

Tapi air surut, pemeran utama berganti.

Sekarang, AI lah yang menjadi sorotan, sehingga kita melihat Daniela Amodei masuk daftar orang kaya Forbes, melihat Yun Yeyi bersemangat di lokasi pembukaan perdagangan saham MiniMax.

Dari segi esensi, Crypto dan AI memiliki kesamaan yang mencolok, "baik mutakhir maupun kampungan".

Mutakhir terlihat pada teknologi itu sendiri, blockchain membangun kembali mekanisme kepercayaan, AI membangun kembali produktivitas, keduanya adalah teknologi dasar yang dapat mengubah dunia.

Kampungan terlihat pada profil pendiri, kebanyakan latar belakang teknik, sangat paham kode, tetapi asing dengan pemasaran, terutama hubungan pemerintah, hubungan publik.

Inilah nilai COO/CMO perempuan, mereka adalah jembatan antara jenius teknologi dan dunia luar, dapat berbicara mendalam dengan tim teknologi, juga dapat menceritakan kisah yang menarik bagi investor dan pengguna.

Daniela Amodei mengubah filosofi keamanan AI menjadi strategi bisnis yang dapat dieksekusi, membuat Claude menembus kepungan di bayang-bayang ChatGPT; Yun Yeyi membuat MiniMax melangkah dari laboratorium ke pasar C; He Yi lama menjabat sebagai kepala pelanggan, secara pribadi menjawab keraguan pengguna, membangun kepercayaan.

Ketika sebuah produk meninggalkan tahap murni teknologi, semakin perlu menghadap ke C, keunggulan eksekutif perempuan semakin jelas.

Lagipula, hubungan masyarakat dan produk tidak membutuhkan pemikiran konfrontasi, tetapi kemampuan empati.

Dari sudut pandang lain, eksekutif perempuan yang berkemampuan akan memilih dengan kaki mereka pergi ke tempat yang memungkinkan mereka mengembangkan bakat dan menciptakan nilai. Jika mereka mulai meninggalkan suatu industri, itu menunjukkan kepastian komersial industri itu menghilang.

Masalah industri crypto sekarang sangat jelas, kurangnya talenta yang dapat mengubah teknologi menjadi produk yang diterima massa, adopsi massal dan eksternalitas positif masih omong kosong. Mengamati setiap industri baru dapat menemukan pola ini, ketika para eksekutif perempuan yang memiliki pemahaman teknologi, kepekaan bisnis dan kemampuan narasi mulai bangkit, industri benar-benar beralih dari dorongan teknologi ke komersialisasi dan massalisasi.

Kemunculan mereka menandakan kematangan sejati industri.

Lingkaran AI sudah mengalami titik balik ini, eksekutif perempuan seperti Daniela Amodei dan Yun Yeyi sedang mendorong produkisasi teknologi, membuat AI melangkah dari algoritma laboratorium ke kehidupan sehari-hari dan dunia bisnis.

Sedangkan industri crypto, jika tidak bisa mempertahankan "elit yang bisa bicara bahasa manusia", maka pantas terus ber-PVP di kubangan.

Aliran talenta adalah penunjuk arah industri.

Mereka pergi ke mana, nilai diciptakan di sana; tempat mereka tinggalkan, seringkali adalah tempat gelembung pecah.

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QMengapa artikel ini berpendapat bahwa Crypto dan AI membutuhkan eksekutif perempuan?

AArtikel ini berpendapat bahwa baik industri Crypto maupun AI memiliki karakteristik 'canggih sekaligus kuno'—canggih dalam teknologi, tetapi sering kali didirikan oleh pendiri dengan latar belakang teknis yang kurang terampil dalam pemasaran, hubungan pemerintah, dan hubungan masyarakat. Eksekutif perempuan (seperti COO/CMO) berperan sebagai jembatan antara tim teknis dan dunia luar, membawa kemampuan empati, narasi yang menarik, dan kepekaan bisnis yang membantu mentransformasikan teknologi menjadi produk yang diterima secara massal.

QSiapa saja contoh eksekutif perempuan sukses yang disebutkan dalam artikel di industri AI?

AArtikel ini menyebutkan beberapa eksekutif perempuan sukses di industri AI, termasuk Daniela Amodei (Presiden dan Co-founder Anthropic), Lila Ibrahim (COO DeepMind), Mira Murati (mantan CTO OpenAI dan pendiri Thinking Machines Lab), serta贠烨祎 (COO MiniMax, yang membantu perusahaan tersebut go public dengan valuasi signifikan).

QBagaimana peran贠烨祎 (Yun Yeyi) dalam kesuksesan MiniMax?

A贠烨祎 (Yun Yeyi) adalah COO MiniMax yang bertanggung jawab atas hampir semua aspek non-teknis perusahaan, termasuk produk, komersialisasi, dewan direksi, operasi, dan manajemen. Dengan latar belakangnya di Johns Hopkins University dan pengalaman sebelumnya di SenseTime, ia membantu MiniMax berkembang dari laboratorium ke pasar konsumen, dan gajinya yang tinggi (USD 147,9 juta per tahun) mencerminkan nilai kontribusinya yang besar.

QApa persamaan antara industri Crypto dan AI menurut artikel ini?

AMenurut artikel, Crypto dan AI memiliki kesamaan dalam hal menjadi teknologi yang 'canggih sekaligus kuno'. Canggih karena teknologi blockchain merekonstruksi mekanisme kepercayaan, sementara AI merekonstruksi produktivitas. Namun, 'kuno' karena banyak pendirinya berasal dari latar belakang teknis yang kuat tetapi kurang terampil dalam aspek komersial seperti pemasaran dan hubungan eksternal, sehingga membutuhkan bantuan eksekutif non-teknis (seperti COO/CMO) untuk menjembatani kesenjangan tersebut.

QMengapa artikel ini menyatakan bahwa arah aliran talenta adalah indikator kematangan industri?

AArtikel ini menyatakan bahwa aliran talenta (khususnya eksekutif perempuan yang memiliki pemahaman teknis, kepekaan bisnis, dan kemampuan narasi) menandai di mana nilai diciptakan dan industri mana yang matang. Ketika talenta seperti ini memasuki suatu industri (seperti AI saat ini), itu menandakan bahwa industri tersebut sedang beralih dari tahap teknologi ke komersialisasi dan adopsi massal. Sebaliknya, jika mereka meninggalkan suatu industri (seperti Crypto), itu bisa menandakan hilangnya kepastian komersial dan pecahnya gelembung.

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